Roofers in Margate

Tall, flat-fronted seafront terraces define the roofscape here. Margate's conservation area takes in the Old Town, the Fort area and a long stretch of those terraces, while Cliftonville to the east survives as a well preserved Victorian resort built from the 1860s onwards. Roofs of this type usually sit behind parapets with valley gutters hidden from the street, and many of these houses have since been divided into flats, which means one roof serves several households and repairs need a single person taking responsibility for the whole structure rather than four owners patching separately. The exposure is severe. This is one of the windiest and most salt-laden corners of Kent, and lead, fixings and mortar all age faster for it. Our approved roofers cover Margate, Cliftonville, Westgate and the rest of Thanet.